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Is it possible to purchase the ball mount like this or a similar one to attach to a shank I already own?

asked by: Barry J

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Expert Reply:

It sounds like you're looking for something like the Pro Series # PS63076. It's designed to be a replacement for the
# 63071, but it will work with Reese or Pro Series weight distribution shanks like # RP54998 that have grooves cast into the shank's upright. If the shank you currently have does not have the grooves, unfortunately we don't have a ball platform that would work.

expert reply by: Mike L

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